| Dimensions | 70 mm |
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Meopta Meostigmat 70/1
Silver Biotar lens for Meoclub 16 series 16mm cine projectors. Black nose. Image circle c.30mm (covers APS-C). [Cat 392 814 110 822]. Lens pictured (by hinnerker) may be later series. Product images by hinnerker and wolfhansen.
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16:9 –
Much sharper at distance than close-up. Review, adaptation method and sample shots at mflenses.com >